🐦 Super Bird Creations SB632 Foraging Bottom's Up Bird Toy: Acrylic Cups & Ringing Bell, Medium-Large Size - 18” x 2.5” Review

I bought this for my red tummy to keep it occupied while at work. It only took him a few days or so to chew the "lids" off the cups, so they're useless now. Overall he's having fun with them but not worth $20.

The toy arrived on time and in excellent condition, looks very durable and well made. My bird is very suspicious of new toys so it takes time to get used to it but I think sooner or later he will use it. Birds are funny in that regard.

Exactly what I was looking for. My only complaint was that the seeds fell out all over the place until I put cardboard on the bottom of each cup. I cut out a few cardboard circles to switch each time to prevent bacteria. I'm also very happy with it and it keeps my parrot busy.

Bought for our Green Cheek to keep algae busy on his little body while we work. It only took him a few hours to figure out how to get the Nutriberry. A few hours to get used to, but in no time the feeding instinct took over and the Nutriberries were a thing of the past. Does it work as intended? Yes. As for the larger parrots, they'll probably be able to destroy this thing in no time.

This is a really good simple concept for beginner collectors, but be aware that the cups are not made of durable acrylic; Rather, it's an ordinary (ie, brittle/brittle) plastic that can crack if squeezed hard. I would not recommend this for larger birds as they can easily break the cups into sharp pieces. But smaller/medium sized birds are probably safe to play with.

I wasn't prepared for the size of this thing when I got it. The piece is durable and can withstand any amount of pranks or boxing my little star can take. However, I am afraid that the cups could be scratched. I wanted to use the cups to encourage him to play with them with live mealworms, but if scratched I'm afraid they might slip. There are other goodies I could put inside, but that was the main reason I bought this toy. Hope everything goes well.

My lovebirds understood immediately and fell in love with them. I put their treats in and they love to look for them. I have it at their gym and it's the first thing they check when they get there. I even have a bird that will flip the lid and then look at me when it's empty like it should be filled with treats all the time. It's a little pricey but worth it as there are many other toys I've bought for my birds that they completely ignore or destroy during the day. So, I like that it's long…

This is a pretty good design, but I'm having trouble with the cups swinging so freely that it's difficult for me to take them from the kitchen to the backyard pen without kicking the goodies out of the pen . Thing! Twice I lost 2/3 of the treats moving the damn thing. I may have to leave it hanging and bring a treat to manually put it in the cage. The plastic lids on the cups seem to move very easily and I'm not sure if that's a big problem. Not as big of a challenge as it is for me to present.